In Christ, we find what it takes to be centered and focused in a distracted and confused world. His love compels us.

Relationships built on a common goal in life will be those which last through the years. Don't neglect building and strengthening those you have with people in mission service.

Knowing we are God's children should motivate us toward a life of purity. We can only live that way when we remain in him.

When we remember who is Master of the Universe, we are less likely to see recognition for service. Serving in secret or without recognition is a challenge, but is the surest way to bring God glory.

God can teach us spiritual lessons through daily tasks--even cleaning. How are you doing at keeping spiritually clean?

God's righteousness made ours in Christ allows for us to be called his children. That's an overwhelming reality that rooted in his deep love for us. Dwell on that today.

When we belong to God, our time does as well. Does that impact your day? It should. 

Inflation affects missionaries too. How can we manage on less when our salaries are already low? Carol Ghattas has some ideas on living more with less.

John writes so that Christ-followers will not be led astray by counterfeits of the faith. To know a counterfeit, one must first know the genuine article. Know Jesus more, and we'll be better able to spot those who are working against his purposes.

Not all work is easy, but even the dirtiest of jobs can be used by God to grow us into the likeness of Christ and draw others to him. How? By doing them willingly and to his glory.